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Bashtard v2.0.0 Released(tyil.nl)
1 points by tyil 3y ago|0 comments
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by tyil 4y ago
I don't think there's a much nicer language when it comes to system configuration than a shell. I'm not sure why people want to write an extensive, complex program in a full-on programming language for simple tasks for which
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by tyil 4y ago
I've tried Ansible multiple times. Every time it seemed to cost more effort to do something simple, and once you start mixing OSs, things get much more complicated very quickly. > It can stream shell commands so you've got all
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by tyil 4y ago
I've never used m4 directly, but it might be interesting to look at. I'll try to make some time to look around for information on this. If you have any pointers to get started, I'd be very interested.
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Configuring My Machines with Bashtard(tyil.nl)
31 points by tyil 4y ago|55 comments
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by tyil 6y ago
Perl has had those since 5.20, although they're optional.
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by tyil 7y ago
That looks like the previous version shipped with Rakudo Star. A new version was published a very short while ago, so perhaps they will update to 2020.01 soon enough.
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by tyil 8y ago
> It is a really nice language based off of all the tutorials and presentations I've watched. It just needs some better performance before I'll really start using it I'm also very impressed in how the language is turning o
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by tyil 8y ago
Have you considered Funtoo yet? It's a fork of Gentoo, led by the creator of Gentoo.
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by tyil 8y ago
Feel free to come make some friends in #perl6 on Freenode!
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Perl 6 – Introduction to application programming(tyil.nl)
3 points by tyil 8y ago|0 comments
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by tyil 9y ago
Hmm. I personally find the "tip jar" less inviting, but I can talk about using different wording in the article if others agree that a different wording would be beneficial.
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by tyil 9y ago
If you have any strategic advise or know sources for such kind of information, I'd gladly read more about it and add more to the article.
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by tyil 9y ago
PayPal and Stripe are 3rd party services as well ;)
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by tyil 9y ago
Output of lspci: 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v3/4th Gen Core Processor DRAM Controller (rev 06) 00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v3/4th Gen Core Processor PCI Express x16 Controller
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by tyil 9y ago
How would you describe it if not using the word "donations" then?
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by tyil 9y ago
As other commenters have also pointed out, this is from a moral/privacy(/security) standpoint. Google reCaptcha's are also incredibly annoying compared to standard captchas, which would be a good reason for people to want to
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by tyil 9y ago
I'll give it a read and see if I can incorporate anything!
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by tyil 9y ago
Most people don't do it because it's effort that's not directly associated to programming. It's also easy to think that you won't get any payoff from the effort invested, since it's rare to see to begin with, a
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by tyil 9y ago
I'll read through this, and see if there's anything I can add to my article.
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by tyil 9y ago
OP is not the site owner. I haven't had any people saying they had any issues with the looks of the site, but I have updated the main font color to be black. I'll look into more improvements after I get the article updated.
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by tyil 9y ago
Thanks everyone for your comments, both here and via email! I'll work through the comments here and start working on updating the article with your feedback.